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Pinewood Group plc Group Pinewood Pinewood Group plc Annual Report & Accounts Annual Report & Accounts 2016 2016 Pinewood Group plc Annual Report & Accounts 2016 Pinewood Group plc, a world leading studio and production services operator, delivers another year of strong growth. STRATEGIC PROCESS • Strategic review announced on 10 February 2016 in progress. • The first phase of PSDF is now complete and part occupied. • Pinewood Atlanta Studios Phase Three construction commenced with completion expected before the end of Pinewood’s 2017 financial year. CONTENTS CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL COMPANY FINANCIAL STATEMENTS STATEMENTS (FRS 101) 01 Highlights 45 Independent auditor’s report 95 Parent Company statement 02 Chairman’s statement 47 Group income statement of financial position 04 Strategic report 48 Group statement of other 96 Company statement of changes 09 Commercial review comprehensive income in equity 17 Financial review 49 Group statement 108 Company information 23 Corporate review of financial position 27 Principal risks and uncertainties 50 Group statement of cash flows 30 Corporate governance statement 51 Group reconciliation 34 Board of Directors of movement in net debt 36 Directors’ report 52 Group statement 40 Directors’ remuneration report of changes in equity 43 Directors’ responsibilities statement 53 Notes to the consolidated financial statements Pinewood Group plc Annual Report & Accounts 2016 HIGHLIGHTS “The Company is very pleased to report another set of strong results showing a 10.9% increase in group revenue and a 31.1% increase in normalised earnings per share. The result of the UK’s referendum on membership of the EU is now known. In the context of our business, the decline in the £ sterling exchange rate is undoubtedly positive for our international customers. We will continue to monitor sentiment around the issue going forward. The Company is also pleased to confirm that the PSDF Phase One became fully operational on 30 June 2016 adding five stages and significant capacity to our existing world class offer. The Company is delighted that the first production to utilise the new facilities is Film Stars Don’t Die In Liverpool produced by Barbara Broccoli who has a long association with the Pinewood Group through the Bond franchise. We have, as expected, already signed a contract for an additional major film production which will fully utilise these new facilities from August 2016. This financial year has started strongly with good visibility for the balance of 2016.” Ivan Dunleavy Chief Executive Group Revenue (£m) Media Services Group Operating +10.9% Revenue (£m) +16.4% Profit (£m) +136.3% 2016 83.2 2016 66.6 2016 13.6 2015 75.0 2015 57.2 2015 5.8 Media Services Media Investment Normalised Profit Operating Profit (£m) Profit after Tax after Tax (£m) +52.6% (£m) +457.9% +51.6% 2016 16.9 2016 0.4 2016 10.1 2015 11.0 2015 (0.1) 2015 6.7 Normalised EPS(i) Final dividend Net debt (£m) (pence) +31.1% per share (pence) +14.3% +1.2% 2016 17.7 2016 3.2 2016 72.8 2015 13.5 2015 2.8 2015 71.9 (i) Normalised EPS – EPS adjusted for exceptional items Adjusted Media and fair value movements on financial derivatives and Services ROCE(ii) (%) the taxation on both of these (See Note 12). +14.3% (ii) Adjusted Media Services ROCE – annualised operating profit for Media Services before exceptional items including intersegment revenue and share of 2016 12.8 results for joint ventures as a percentage of average 2015 11.2 capital employed, being total equity plus net debt, excluding capital employed in assets under the course of construction (see page 19). 01 Pinewood Group plc Annual Report & Accounts 2016 CHAIRMAN’S STATEMENT Once again Pinewood Group plc has delivered The shareholder register, however, remains tightly held, record revenues as the Company capitalises on the which has continued to stifle liquidity in the shares and continuing demand for screen-based entertainment. has prevented the Company from achieving its aim of Group revenues for the year ended 31 March 2016 obtaining a main market listing. were 10.9% higher at £83.2m (year ended 31 March 2015: £75.0m). The Board has now determined that it is appropriate to evaluate alternative opportunities to maximise value for The Company remained capacity constrained during the the Company’s shareholders and to build on Pinewood’s year which makes the results particularly pleasing and successes to date. We believe there is a requirement gives confidence that the recently opened additional for a funding strategy to be in place to fully realise the capacity will significantly enhance Pinewood’s offer to Company’s future potential (for instance to fund PSDF the global screen-based industries. Phases Two and Three). Accordingly, Rothschild has been appointed to assist with a Strategic Review of the overall The Board’s strategy for the Pinewood Group is to capital base and structure, which could include a sale of capture more of the value chain in content creation the Company.” across film, television and games. Clearly, expanding facilities at Pinewood Studios will be a major part in The Strategic Review is ongoing and we will, of course, delivering this. The Board has identified additional update shareholders on its progress when there is opportunities internationally; in pre and post further information to share. production; in ancillary services and in consultancy. These opportunities will expand and enhance our offer The Board has decided to recommend a final dividend of to customers and will leverage Pinewood’s reputation 3.2p per share, recognising the strong performance for for expertise and excellence. the year to 31 March 2016. It is worth recording that as at 31 December 2001, and following the acquisitions of While management has continued to drive the business Pinewood and Shepperton Studios, staff numbers were forward, delivering another set of excellent results, the 254. As at 31 March 2016, staff numbers were also 254, Board commissioned a Strategic Review of the capital but the Group has six additional sites, a television studios base and structure. business and many other new activities. This is a tribute to management’s constant drive for efficiency and our The Company announced a Strategic Review on staff’s high levels of commitment. 10 February 2016, as follows: My thanks must go to the staff and management of the “The objectives of last year’s share placing, which was Company who have played such an important role in successfully completed on 17 April 2015, were to raise achieving this record performance. proceeds of £30m to part fund Phase One of the PSDF development and also to create a more diversified shareholder base that would be able to support the Company through subsequent phases of growth and Lord Grade of Yarmouth, CBE enable the Company to move up to a full listing on the Chairman main market. 10 July 2016 Group revenues Staff numbers Final dividend £83.2m 254 3.2p per share 02 Pinewood Group plc Annual Report & Accounts 2016 Aerial of Pinewood Studios (June 2016) © Pinewood Studios Limited 03 Pinewood Group plc Annual Report & Accounts 2016 STRATEGIC REPORT This Strategic Report has been prepared solely to provide Within Film and TV, operations are further divided into additional information to shareholders to assess the Production Services (which includes stage and ancillary), Company’s business strategies and the potential for those Digital Content Services (“DCS”) and International. strategies to succeed. DCS offers picture and sound post production, media The Strategic Report contains certain forward-looking storage and management and distribution for original statements. These statements are made by the Directors English language and internationally re-versioned content. in good faith based on the information available to them up to the time of their approval of this report and such International operations, which leverage the Pinewood statements should be treated with caution due to the brand, include providing international sales, marketing, inherent uncertainties, including both economic and studio development and consultancy services in Canada, business risk factors, underlying any such forward- the Dominican Republic, Malaysia and China plus a joint looking information. venture in the United States of America. The Directors, in preparing this Strategic Report, have The Company’s television (“TV”) business provides a complied with Section 414c of the Companies Act 2006. range of unique TV production facilities, often utilising its stages and DCS offerings to host and service large ‘event’ OUR BUSINESS MODEL television productions. The television offering consists of a comprehensive range of production facilities such as Pinewood Group plc is a leading provider of studio and high definition TV studios, film stages and post production related services to the global screen-based industries. services to support all forms of television production. Our services support the screen-based industries including film production, filmed television and studio television The Media Hub is currently home to 247 independent recording, digital content services and the provision businesses representing and providing expertise, of facilities to media related business. equipment and support to the film, television, games, advertising and photographic industries. These companies The Group’s unique selling point is the breadth of come together to form a unique cluster and centre of production related facilities and services available ‘on-the- excellence for the entire creative industry. lot’ which provides clients with a full service offering. The Media Investment segment (trading as “Pinewood The Company currently has two reporting segments – Pictures”) includes an agreement to source and advise Media Services, which provides studio and related services on film, high-end television and video game investment to the screen-based industries; and Media Investment, opportunities for two media development funds; a £25m which provides investment funding and production services fund established by the Isle of Man Treasury and a £30m to the screen-based industries.
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